Aqueous suspensions of glass silicate dielectric powders for ink-jet printing applications

• Published in: Powder technology Vol. 266; pp. 303 - 311
• Main Authors: Singlard, M., Aimable, A., Lejeune, M., Dossou-Yovo, C., Poncelet, M., Noguéra, R., Modes, C.
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Amsterdam Elsevier B.V 01.11.2014; Elsevier
• Subjects: Applied sciences; Attrition milling; Chemical engineering; Chemical Sciences; Dispersion; Engineering Sciences; Exact sciences and technology; Ink-jet printing; Liquid-liquid and fluid-solid mechanical separations; Material chemistry; Miscellaneous; Multilayer hybrid circuit; Settling; Solid-solid systems; Attrition milling; Multilayer hybrid circuit; Dispersion; Ink-jet printing; Viscosity; Correlation; Particle size; Ink; Glass; Dispersant; Attrition; Optimization; Powder; Loading; Electrokinetic potential; Manufacturing; Ceramic materials; Stability; Dielectric materials; Multiple layer; Sedimentation; Drop; Polyelectrolyte; Correlation analysis; Ejection

Ink-jet printing (IJP) is a rapid prototyping method which is very promising for the manufacturing of multilayer hybrid circuits. Before the formulation of inks, the first step aims to ensure the stability of dielectric powder suspensions with the specifications required for the IJP process in terms...